The Ukrainian educational system consists of five levels: preschool, primary, secondary, upper secondary, and postgraduate education. There are three school levels - primary from ages 6-10, secondary from ages 10-15, and lastly from ages 15-18. Schooling begins at age 6 and typically lasts 11 years. Education funding accounts for around 6% of Ukraine's GDP, with schools receiving 50% of funding from city budgets and 50% from the national government. Students take various exams in grades 9 and 12, though the examination system is currently undergoing changes.

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2. The Ukrainian educational
system is organized into five
levels: preschool, primary,
secondary, upper secondary
and postgraduate education.
They have 3 levels in
school, level 1= 6/1
age primary school
level 2=10/15 age secondary,
base , level 3= 15/18
age secondary,last.

3. 11 years of schooling are very important As a
rule, schooling begins at the age of 6.
According to former Chairman of the
Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament),
Volodymyr Lytvyn, the amount of budget
financing for the sphere of education reached
about 6% of Ukraine's GDP.

4. Educating children at home is
legal in Ukraine and expressly
allowed for in Articles 59 and 60
of Ukraine’s Education Law
Schools receive 50% of their
funding from the city budget and
50% from the national
Government budget.

5. Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine intends to give
general education schools the option to
independently manage the financial resources
assigned from the state budget.
During grades 9 and 12, students take various
exams. The current examination system is
undergoing change. At grades 9 and 12 students
take IGTs which allow eleventh graders to enter
university without taking separate entrance
exams. They have knowlage day too, it's the first
day of september.

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